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nice, i was disapointed with the wired version...trigger just completely broke on me and also the analog stick had issues among other things. i will consider picking up this wireless one and give it another chance

ncman071 wrote:nice, i was disapointed with the wired version...trigger just completely broke on me and also the analog stick had issues among other things. i will consider picking up this wireless one and give it another chance

Same thing happen to me with the wired controller. The trigger just snapped off like after 5 presses and I made sure not to press them hard. I have been hearing good things about this wireless one. I'm still thinking about it. I want to see how the retrobit one is first

Hey. Anyone tried to update the FW? I can't seem to do it.. It doesnt detect any device.. following their instructions to the letter

Same here... I just received my controller yesterday and nothing happens when I connect it to charge and I am unable to turn it on.

Nothing appears for me in the BxUsbUpdate_V1.02 updater tool when I click the Fresh button.

I have sent emails to Retrofighters and Stone Age Gamer requesting further assistance.

retro wrote:Same here... I just received my controller yesterday and nothing happens when I connect it to charge and I am unable to turn it on.

Nothing appears for me in the BxUsbUpdate_V1.02 updater tool when I click the Fresh button.

I have sent emails to Retrofighters and Stone Age Gamer requesting further assistance.

I had the same issue. Found out that I couldn't charge it with an actual USBC cable like I use with my phone (both ends USB C). I needed to use it with the lower voltage cable that came with it (which is a USBC > USB2.0) Then it actually started charging.

Yeah I can not use my Samsung 25W USB-C Fast Charging Wall Charger with many devices as it is USB-C to USB-C, such as my Captain 400 gaming headphones, so that is something to keep in mind. I can charge my Quest 2 VR headset with the Samsung quick charge cable, but not disposable vapes, some work some get irrevocably damaged and will not charge if I tried again on other chargers afterwards. So it is something to keep in mind if you also have a quick charger. I imagine the same thing is going on with this. So for my other devices I use a standard wall charger that is the USB-C to USB 2.0 connection.

Retrofighters responded to me and said this is intended behavior for the StrikerDC.

I find it very peculiar since the Defender, Brawler 64, and Hunter controllers faced no such restrictions.

I got mine a couple days ago and need to press the sync button on the top and then start to get it to actually sync. The PS version works without the sync step.

https://youtu.be/dxI92yebw3E?si=-tku7Ztl3Zo1aA55

i did a review of my own. I tested it pretty thoroughly.